[Dependencies] Constraint flask to version ~=3.1.0 (rather than ~=3.0) to reduce the risk of breaking changes. #7078
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The PR title should be ....(rather than ~=3.0)...
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Description of changes
Constraint flask to version ~=3.1.0 (rather than ~=3.0) to reduce the risk of breaking changes.
According to Flask release notes, there may be breaking changes in minor releases. See release notes for 3.1.0.
Constraining to 3.1.x is also suggested by Dependabot in #6568 and it is consistent with the approach we applied before the recent upgrade in #6932. In fact, before that change we used to constraint to the minor (flask>=2.2.5,<2.3).
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This change does not alter the version of Flask tested in #6932 (i.e. 3.1.2), but simply limit future updates within the same minor. No additional test required.
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